Outstanding article Mr. Rogers. While your flair for fuzzy tengential thought has its own appeal in many of your articles, the focus of answering those questions has brought out a deeply satisfying read. Thanks!

@traviscollins: Thanks for answering my separate question as soon as I submitted it!

Edit: Seems many enterprising individuals have worked it out independently. Shame on my dumb ass for not Googling before speaking.

@Mr.Wake: Gumby was pretty scary too. I have persistent memories of being scared of the dark, voidlike backgrounds on that show.

She shucks sea bugs via a steam scour.

Ha, my wife likes recent games, but due to a mix of her parents love of arcade games and a slight generational difference (She's two years younger, meaning her console of nostalgia is N64), she tends to dig on my old consoles and our MAME machine a bit more than any of the new stuff I get.

I absolutely love that you can tell that they used loaf-contiguous pieces of bread by watching the smooth transition of the ridges on top of the slices.

@Doctor Pika of Chu: Digging a bit deep aren't we?

@Nava707: They were glowing blue (Probably).

Snagged one of these at the Tron night thing last Thursday. Ask me anything about the 23+ minutes of the movie I saw.

@Oziel03: Yes. It fact Tim Rogers mentioned, in a truly laugh-out-loud funny moment in one of his articles, that there are rigidly polite verb tenses that signify negation of the entire preceding sentence, leading to hope-dashing statements along the lines of, "Of course we would like to enter into this business…

@PierceTheVin: You just gotta look next door to get the scoop:

Sex Criminal to Butler in Four Easy Steps

Once you go bidet you never go old way.

@Moonshadow Kati: Hmmm. All I'm reading is corroboration of my own creepiness...

Sadly, the creepiest of the creepers, ie tech blog writers and commenters, can easily tell the difference between an iPhone and an iPod Touch.

@Driadon, A Post Nuclear Role Playing Commenter: I assume Rikers will be the first DLC.

I wonder if he got a custom copy with a Pimp-Boy.

@OMG! Mike Zuniga!: It certainly makes me feel for the legion of colorblind who get shafted when developers design important UI elements that are distinguished solely by color.

@Skutarth: It's a lot like Minecraft.